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Malabarista - now with added pony Posted Jul 13, 2009
Hmpf. So why did we spend all that time making goo blue antialiased ones? Shall I re-update the Artists page to take that bit out? 
If we're going to have different background colours available later, the smileys won't work anyway. They'll all have to be re-drawn, unless anyone has the original files, because the only way to get them to work on *any* colour is to use png. Which Internet Explorer still has problems with. 
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toybox Posted Jul 13, 2009
You mean Internet Explorer, like the very last browser to be yanked kicking and screaming into the age of tabbed browsing?
No wonder then.
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You can call me TC Posted Jul 13, 2009
I've got them at the top of my personal space - waiting for the little pictures to appear.
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You can call me TC Posted Jul 13, 2009
*wonders how you would write "tit" backwards - left tit, right tit???* 
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You can call me TC Posted Jul 13, 2009
They're just as invisible in Firefox which I use at home. (IE here at work)
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Traveller in Time Reporting Bugs -o-o- Broken the chain of Pliny -o-o- Hired Posted Jul 13, 2009
Traveller in Times looking in the mirror
"< A54364250 > 'TiT the other way round'
Only 'works' in IE, best viewed in Goo < A54364250?skin=classic > 
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